Aerial Lifts Sample Clauses

Aerial Lifts a. Employees in elevated aerial lifts shall be secured with a full body harness and a safety lanyard secured at the lift basket. b. Climbing on lift railings or out of the lift is prohibited unless the employee is secured with a fall protection lanyard attached to an approved 2000 kg. anchor point c. Other
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Aerial Lifts. Add a new subparagraph (G) (“Work in Aerial Lifts”) to Article 10 of the Area Standards Agreement as follows:
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Aerial Lifts. Clearances.' Metal booms, metal baskets, or metal platforms of personnel aerial lift equipment operated in accordance with Section 2949 shall not be brouqht closer than the distances specified in section 2940.2(b) Table 2940.2 to any exposed enerqized conductors or equipment. section 2941(q) provides:
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Aerial Lifts a) The following are all considered under this section including cherry pickers, extensible boom platforms, aerial ladders, articulating boom platforms, vertical towers, and any combinations of the above. b) Only authorized and trained crew members will operate aerial lifts. c) Lift controls will be tested each day before use. d) Safety harness must be worn when elevated in the aerial lift to prevent from being thrown out of lift. For example, a full body harness with a 2’ lanyard that prevents from being thrown out of basket is acceptable. Lanyards will be attached to the boom or basket. No person will attach their full body harness to adjacent poles, structures, or equipment while working from an aerial lift. e) The boom and basket load limits will not be exceeded. f) The operator will always stand firmly on the floor of the basket, and not sit or climb on the edge of the basket. Planks, ladders, step stools or other devices will not be used in or on the aerial lift for work position or additional working height. g) Brakes must be set and outriggers must be used. The aerial lift truck will not be moved with the boom elevated and personnel in the basket, unless the equipment is specifically designed for such use. h) Crew will complete a Pre-Use Inspection Checklist prior to operating an aerial lift. i) Employee’s will not operate an aerial lift.
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